The East African rift system¶
Chorowicz. (2005). The East African rift system. Journal of African Earth Sciences.
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- Rift Zone
- The East African Rift System provides a continuous spatial cross-section of the full progression — from early distributed extension in the southern segments, through focused graben formation in the Kenya and Ethiopian Rifts, to completed seafloor spreading at the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden — making it the canonical field laboratory for rift tectonics
This sourceThat the East African Rift System exposes the whole rift progression along one trace, from distributed southern extension through the Kenyan and Ethiopian grabens to seafloor spreading in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
- The East African Rift System provides a continuous spatial cross-section of the full progression — from early distributed extension in the southern segments, through focused graben formation in the Kenya and Ethiopian Rifts, to completed seafloor spreading at the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden — making it the canonical field laboratory for rift tectonics
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